National Student Support Accelerator published findings from two randomized trials of AI tutoring involving 355 elementary students in a recent article for The 74 Media.
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“In a recent article for The 74 Media, Carly Robinson and Meghan McCormick discuss findings from two of our randomized trials of AI tutoring involving 355 elementary students.”
— National Student Support Accelerator team
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National Student Support Accelerator
Equalizing access to high-quality tutoring in our schools via research, tools, and news. Within Stanford University GSE.
- Industry
- Higher Education
- Location
- Stanford, US
- Company size
- 5 employees
The National Student Support Accelerator (NSSA) is a program of the Stanford Accelerator for Learning and Systems Change Advancing Learning and Equity (SCALE) at Stanford University. NSSA seeks to ensure every student in need has access to an effective tutor who champions their learning and success. Launched to address student learning needs caused by COVID-19, NSSA conducts, coordinates and synthesizes research and translates findings into actionable best practices. Working with states, districts, schools, and tutoring organizations, the Accelerator provides research-based best practices through tools and technical assistance to accelerate the growth of high-impact tutoring opportunities for K-12 students in need.